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[feature request] [@rollup/plugin-html] Option to not copy entrypoint JS in the output dir, that is single-file HTML output mode with JS bundle inlined into the HTML #1942
Description
Basically I'm looking to have an HTML template
<html>
<body>
<script type="module">
import CMS, { init } from '@sveltia/cms';
init();
</script>
</body>
</html>defined as entry point. And I'd like to get a single HTML file as output (and have all dependencies inlined).
With this plugin I almost achieved this with:
- having to define a JS entry point, and place the script part in there
- defining a tricky custom rollup.config.js which defines the HTML template and allows to inline the script
- still rollup copies to the output dir the throw-away entry point script
I've also tried using https://open-wc.org/docs/building/rollup/
It allows to define an HTML entry point as I wanted. But I could not figure out how to inline the script.
It would be great to have best of both worlds in the official plugin...
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